Research

Cold Air Funnel photo courtesy U. BhattThere are currently several sections within the Atmospheric Research group.

There are currently several sections within the Atmospheric Research group.

Scientists

Nicole MoeldersNicole Mölders
Professor & Academic Department Chair
Mesoscale and land-surface modeling
E-mail: nicole [dot] molders [at] gi [dot] alaska [dot] edu,
Office: Akasofu 309
907-474-7910

Our Group

Faculty and students have access to world-class research facilities, including the Arctic Region Supercomputing Center, Poker Flat Research Range and several observational networks. Students gain international exposure conducting research in cooperation with scientists from all over the world.

Atmospheric Sciences at the GI

The students in the Atmospheric Sciences research group at the Geophysical institute captured it well when they chose the phrase, "Studying at one of the few places where homogeneous nucleation occurs naturally." The Atmospheric Science's group is composed of scientists who share a common interest in using the unique vantage point of the polar regions to study the physical, chemical, and dynamical processes of the atmosphere. We consider ourselves lucky to be working in Alaska during a time of unprecedented concern about the climate of the Arctic and the wider world.

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